Stuart Broad opens up about calling Pakistanis a dramatist

Pakistan's opener batsman Imam-ul-Haq has been in the headlines for the last several days. Imam was injured in the second Test played at Lord's. After this, he did not come out to bat in the first innings, but during the second innings, he was seen practicing limping. On this, former England fast bowler Stuart Broad took him in his hands. Broad has accused Imam of making drama.

Let me tell you that in the Lord's Test, Imam-ul-Haq left two catches while fielding. After this, he complains of pain in the leg, and then goes out of the field. It is known that he has a strain in his left calf. Then Pakistan's medical team drops him from the entire Test match. In this way, Pakistan played with 10 players in the first innings, which had a big impact on the team's performance. However, the matter took the form of a controversy when Imam was seen practicing batting by tying bandages on the left shin during the second innings.

It was also said from Pakistan that Imam-ul-Haq can bat in the second innings if needed. However, Broad did not like Imam openly limping and practicing with a bandage. Commentating on Sky Sports, Broad said that all this is a stunt done for show. He did this to avoid criticism from the media and fellow players.

For your information, let you know that the former Chief Selector of Pakistan has also made similar allegations against Imam-ul-Haq. He had said in one of his old statements that Imam-ul-Haq pretends to be injured.

England defeated Pakistan by 194 runs in the second Test. Pakistan's team could only score 110 runs in the first innings and 194 runs in the second innings. Imam did not bat in both innings. Earlier, England won the first Test by an innings and 103 runs.

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